L&T Technology Services (LTTS), a leading global pure-play engineering services company, announced the inauguration of its Digital Engineering Centre in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Located in the Lindholm Science Park, the Centre will act as a near shore development facility for LTTS’ customers in the region, providing proximity and support to their agile transformation initiatives. 
 
The company has been the engineering partner of choice for several major brands in the Nordic region for over a decade. LTTS says it has worked on new-age technology development and digital engineering programs for automobile majors including Volvo Cars and Scania. As part of its GLOCAL strategy and to support its ongoing growth in the region, it is expanding its presence in Sweden to serve its Nordic customers better in their digital journey. 
 
The Digital Engineering Centre in Gothenburg will act as a centre of excellence for LTTS’ operations across areas such as automotive and digital technologies. The centre will also develop technologies for industry verticals and clients outside the automotive industry. LTTS has already set up a development centre in Stockholm and is now expanding its footprint in Gothenburg to serve a wide range of industries.
 
Speaking at the launch of the centre, Amit Chadha, president, sales and business development and executive director, L&T Technology Services, said, “LTTS’ Digital Engineering Centre in Gothenburg will essay an integral role in facilitating digital innovations for our customers in the autonomous vehicles and connectivity domains in the Nordic region. We are a global organisation with a local mindset and through our dedicated engineering centre in Gothenburg we intend to promote digital technologies and look forward to developing ground-breaking services and solutions for our customers.”
 
Monika Kapil Mohta, Ambassador of India to Sweden and Latvia, said, “We are excited by the prospect of a global engineering R&D leader like L&T Technology Services setting up their Digital Experience Centre in Gothenburg. This is a timely initiative which will go hand in hand with the current technological developments in Sweden and the Nordic countries.”